Park Hyatt St. Kitts

This is a wonderful resort! It is so beautiful, and even at 90+% capacity it never felt crowded. The pools are so large and there were always chairs available. It was unlike other hotels where everyone saves chats at 7 am! The globalist breakfast benefit is wonderful, with access to a great Buffett, and the staff and service are great! We had two different rooms and they were both lovely. We will definitely return!

Nice resort. We went with our kids (three kids 5 and under). Although it's a quieter resort and seemed to be geared towards couples, we felt very welcomed with kids. There were multiple other families with young children. The pool and sand area by pool were great. There were floaties and beach toys available to use. The kids club was nice and our kids enjoyed it. The daily breakfast was fantastic. The sea had a seaweed problem when we were there so we did not spend much time at the beach. There is an adult only pool available if you desire. Rooms were clean and very spacious. My family of 5 comfortably stayed in a room with 2 queen beds.

Resort is very beautiful. We enjoyed our stay. As a Globalist the breakfast was very good deal. The beach and pool were nice. The issues we had were with service. It seemed like most requests (and we didn't have that many) we'd have to ask about 4+ times. Things like an extra blanket we never did get after 4 attempts. They need to be better at doing what they said they will do and following up to verify. It was very fustrating for this expensive of a hotel. We did have one significant issue which the manager took care of. He did an excellent job with it and showed what the service level should be for this hotel. Tips & suggestions: We used Tatem's Tours and Taxis to/from hotel. Highly recommended. We also added a stop at grocery store on the way which was very helpful. We prefer small meals/snacks sometimes and this saved us a lot of time and money. We enjoyed walking to Reggae Beach and ate there. Very good food and great price (for St. KItts). Had one meal at Fisherman's Village and really enjoyed it. If you are looking for conch shells, this is your place. Go to Reggae Beach and keep going. It is a little rocky walking but not bad. There were shells everywhere.

The Park Hyatt hotel is a great place for couples or families. The grounds are beautiful and the staff is exceptional and attentive to any and all of your needs. At the pool bar Gleniece and Emily were amazing. Also amazing are the concierge staff, they helped me with all my dinner reservations and transportation. Wyclef and Sharez went above and beyond setting up our nightly itinerary. I highly recommend this property and look forward to visiting again.

The staff provided exceptional service during our first-time stay, beginning with a warm check-in and detailed explanation of loyalty benefits. The team at the main restaurant, especially a standout manager and attentive server, ensured magnificent daily breakfasts and dinner, acting with great urgency. Poolside service was equally attentive, with two staff members ensuring hydration and comfort. Another staff member graciously assisted with a dining reservation misunderstanding. (This review is written with names of individuals providing great service excluded.) Arrival: The front desk provided a welcoming check-in, clearly explaining elite benefits, and later followed up to ensure our comfort. Dining: The team at The Great House operated seamlessly, with particular praise for a lead hostess and a dedicated dinner server who made our experiences outstanding. A manager also frequently checked on our satisfaction. Restaurant Support: Special thanks to the rest of the attentive restaurant staff for their consistent service. A host at the Stone Barn venue was accommodating regarding our dining reservation, allowing our family to enjoy the meal. Poolside: Two individuals provided wonderful service at the pool, ensuring we were well-hydrated and attended to during sunny days.

Beautiful hotel, spacious rooms (and all have a view of the ocean and volcano). All facilities are immaculately maintained. While the views are stunning, I feel the overall value lags behind the premium price tag. During peak season, rates generally start at $1,300+ per night. I wish there were more daily activities included in the price of the stay, rather the vast majority carried a steep price tag. The service, while pleasant, also needs refinement, for instance, being upsold on drinks while trying to order lunch at the pool bar felt out of place for a five-star experience. Finally, the price of food is quite high on-site and so I expected less mediocre food. The breakfast buffet is particularly weak and if you opt for the "all in" breakfast, ordering off the a-la carte menu is extra which has not been the case at other luxury hotels I've stayed at. What makes it tougher is that there are only 1-2 walkable breakfast/lunch spots and since the hotel is on the southernmost part of the island, it's a $40 taxi to get into town one way. Overall I enjoyed my stay. The seclusion can offer a certain luxe feeling, but there is room for improvement.

My family and I stayed at the Park Hyatt St. Kitts for six nights and had a wonderful experience. The property itself is absolutely beautiful — easily one of the most tranquil resorts we’ve visited. The views, the beach, the peaceful atmosphere, and the quality of the food all make this a very special place to unwind with family. What truly stood out to us, though, was the service. Tashanda and Ikish were exceptional and made our stay even more memorable. They went above and beyond to help us with everything — recommending great food, helping arrange excursions, and making sure our family was comfortable the entire time. One moment that really captured their hospitality: at 12:30 AM my daughter and son were craving ramen, and the team actually brought a microwave to our room so they could make it. It may sound like a small thing, but those are the little gestures that make a hotel stay truly memorable. Coming from a family that has owned, developed, and operated hotels for over 30 years, I tend to notice the details. This property understands that hospitality isn’t just about beautiful buildings — it’s about thoughtful service and genuine care for guests. Park Hyatt St. Kitts delivers both. And honestly… after this stay, I’d love to own one of these someday!

We just completed a Xmas week stay at the PH and had a nice experience. The facilities are modern, the food is pretty solid for an island resort, and the pool /beach setup is great. The feel of the resort was large enough to not feel cramped but small enough that everything is a short walk away. We traveled with two kids under 10. Between the activities on site (non-motarized boats), basketball, water trampoline the top goolf suite) the older one was preoccupied while the younger one appreciated the zero entry pool and Camp Hyatt activities. S’mores at night was a hit too. For Xmas and New Years week there were a number of special options: From kids activities (bingo, pizza making, rock painting, snow globes) to parades to special dinners (some buffets, some plated) with live entertainment essentially every night. Booking these were not a hassle at all. For many you could just show up. Getting a lounge wasn’t hard either. Some families def played the “reserve and dash” game, not show up for hours, if ever, and even so there was a pool or beach chair around A couple of points of prior reviews: 1) There’s ample food options at the hotel and ample off-site in either walking and/or a short car ride away. Our globalist perk helped defray the daily breakfast cost. Shout out to Orchid Bay Restaurant. 2) The basketball hoops are gone from the pool. sorry about that child getting hurt but the hotel did act. 3) The staff is friendly but yes, it doesn’t give you the warm and fuzzies. Most of the weak reviews are re: Globalist dissapointment. I stay in over 100+ Hyatt nights a year (No CC BS status). I was acknowledged at checkin. I got a note and chocolates in my room. I got my free breakfast and a later checkout. It met my expectation. 4) We went to the FS one day. Got a day pass cabana. The place is nice but a completely different vibe then the PH. Pools don’t compare at the FS (Ie better at PH). Beach is bigger but sea water is rougher given location (we think). We enjoyed the PHs beach (particularly the clean water). 5) To take the next level. PH should come around with refreshments at the pool or lite bites. . They should have a pool attendant and beach attendant to help with towels. There’s plenty towels and umbrellas for DIY. They should up their concierge game (in person). We found when we reached out over email or whatsapp they were very good but it was more reactive then proactive. 6) If you do water activities have them pick you up from the PH dock! Jetskiing, parasailing, jet boating. Tubing. It’s all easily accessible with St Kitts Watersports at the beach legitimately 5 min. away.

We just spent 5 fabulous nights at the Park Hyatt St. Kitts with our 9 and 11 year old kids. The property is just gorgeous. Every step you take is beautiful. We loved watching the monkeys, listening to the birds, sitting at the blue ocean and hanging at the pool. Most of all, we loved the staff! Everyone was exceptionally warm, with the biggest smiles and even knew all of our names. The were so helpful with everything we needed. I also had the best massage of my life at the spa. We can't wait to come back!!

This is our fourth trip to PH St Kitts and obviously we love it that we keep returning! We traveled with our 3yo daughter as well as our parents so this was a multi-generational trip - everybody had an amazing time. From the moment you arrive, a weight is lifted off your shoulders and the constant sea breeze through the palm trees ushers in a sense of calm. The staff have become like family to us over the years; we genuinely look forward to seeing T-Shanda and Oral at checkin, Tisah at breakfast, Tasha and Chef Terrance at Fishermans Village for dinner each year! We were in a deluxe plunge pool suite for this stay, which I highly recommend, especially if you have kids in tow - it allows for extra pool time even when the kiddo needs a break. But we've stayed in almost all the room types at this point and none of them disappoint. We've seen the resort evolve over the years and have been happy to see more and more families coming than when it first opened; our daughter easily made friends with others her age at the pool this time and it was so much fun for her! (If you're looking for a quieter day, they also have a huge adults only pool area that is very peaceful, waterfalls drown out the noise of the family pool below). We were very happy to see improvements this year included new towel huts around the pools and beach areas, much nicer cushions for the loungers as well! Lastly, we thoroughly enjoyed the resort's Lobster Fest on Saturday night! Its a bit pricier than the longstanding one at Reggae Beach Bar down the road, but we thought the food was actually much better.